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'Farmers were the first moral philosophers; they don't expect to reap if they have not sown, and they know very well that if they sow cabbages they will not harvest carrots. How can someone who sows nothing but hatred and strife hope to reap a harvest of love and peace? If you want a marble palace you are not going to start building with clay bricks. If you want a healthy body you are not going to give it poisonous food. How can anyone expect to develop a healthy, sturdy psyche, a lucid mind and a generous heart if he is seething with anarchie thoughts and feelings poisoned by his own greed and resentment? Exactly as we sift and select suitable food or building materials, we have to sift and select the thoughts and feelings that present themselves to us. The laws that govern the psychic life are the same as those which have already been seen to govern other aspects of nature or technology. lt was neither man nor society as a whole that invented morality: it is intrinsic to nature, to every aspect and dimension of nature.'
1. ‘As You Sow, So Shall You Reap’
2. The Importance of Choice - Work not Pleasure 3. Creative Activity as a Means of Evolution 4. Justice 5. The Law of Affinity: Peace 6. The Law of Affinity: True Religion 7. The Laws of Nature and Moral Law 8. Reincarnation 9. Don't Stop Half-Way 10. Know How to Use Your Energies 11. How to Distil the Quintessence 12. The Moral Law Exemplified in a Spring 13. Why Look for Models in the World Above 14. Man Creates in the Invisible World by Means of his Thoughts and Feelings 15. We must not Sever the Link Between the World Below and the World Above 16. If You Are Light You Will Seek the Company of Light 17. Duplicates - New Recordings 18. Morality Comes into its Own in the World Above 19. Example ist the Best Teacher 20. Turn the Other Cheek. |